St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Three cases of diphtheria reported yester-
day.
Frank Slocum made an assignment yester-
day to George l.. Baker.
The annual reception of the Sheltering
Arms will be held to-day.
Wednesday evening the Driving Park asso-
citation meets at the NlcOllet house.
The Scandinavian Y NJ c. A. fair opened
auspiciously at DANA hall last evening
The annual meeting of the Episcopal mis-
sion of st. Marks church will be held today.
The old Hennepin Avenue NJ E. church
choir has dlsbanded and new one formed
The City Prohibition club holds meeting
this evening at sos Washington avenue
south.
The regular monthly meeting of the Algon-
quin club will be held this evening and full
attendance is requested.
At the meeting of the Young Mems ALI.
ance, last evening, Prof. j. E. Bradley read a
paper on 1.-The Reading Habit.
The Minnesota Woman Suffrage associa-
ton will hold its seventh annual meeting in
this city Oct. 11-12, at the West.
The sixth annual meeting of the officers
and committees of the Home for Children
and Aged Women will be held to-day.
The reception of the Young Woman's Guild
will be held next Monday evening at Mrs. T
B. Tabour's, 2630 Hennepin avenue.
Louis Dakke, employed in the East Side
Manitoba yard, had one of his feet crushed
eSSary.
Nicollet lodge of Odd Fellows will give
social and basket picnic this evening at their
hall, corner Nicollet avenue and Twenty
sixth street.
Next Monday morning Rev. G. T.. Morrill,
will address the ministers meeting taking
for his subject Corruption of the Roman
Catholic Church,
The coroner's jury in the case of Ole Lind.
strom, Killed Saturday by falling from the
new postothce, decided that he came to his
death through his own carelessuess.
A horse belonging to the Pioneer Fne1
company was struck by the motor out on
Nicollet avenue and Lake street vesterdov
and injured so that it had to be shot.
AT the meeting. of the county commission.
big row over the letting of the bids for tbe
stone work OF the Lake street bridge.
The orthodox ministers held their reenlar
Monday morning meeting yesterday. when
Rev. William Shoudenmire made an address
on behalf of the American Methodist Me
sionary society. -"''
The county commissioners met vestardo,
morning, but adjourned until "Wednesday in
order to give the members who are Interested
III the Il. OF l.. convention an opportunjtv of
attending the sessions. VI
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday IN
Charles ID. Mansfield and Mary HnobeS
Charles L. Edwards and Maggie Scba ffer.
William Donaldson and Josephine Ahoi, ,
fatllck cummings and Mary Holman.
Arthur Robichaud ana Georgia Dutton. p
ID. Page and Bertha Bausman; Georpa II
Arents and Clara G. Ball. L.
At the monthly meeting of the directors of
the Woman's exchange yesterday the total
sales of the month were reported at SI
615.3S; luncheon receipts, ST. ,6O6. 90: maid
depositors, $1,745.C2. p"iu
At yesterdays weekly meeting of the nolice
commission only routine business was trans.
acted. Aid. Cloutier, of the presidential 70.
ception committee, requested a platoon of
police for that occasion, and the s,perintend.
ent was instructed to furnish as MANY men rs
he could spare. INCL do
The public would like to know whether
Third street, between Nicollet avenue and
Hennepin avenues, has been ordained on
abiding place for drays. AS il is no carriage
or other vehicle can find a hitching nIace
there, owing to the innumerable draw trains
that sleepily cucumber the street.
As motor train was running at a high rata
OF speed yesterday, at the crossing of Lake
street it struck coal team belonging to fhs
Pioneer Fuel company, breaking three legs
of one horse and seriously injuring the other
while it threw the driver, L. A. Bushev to
considerable distance without infIictirg anv
permanent injury. The injured animal was
shot by policeman in the presence of Aid
Lawrence and Stoneman.